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If you are the type of people who hate to travel connected and really like to stay off the air during the holidays, I have bad news: you will need internet all the time in Tokyo. There is no way, Google Maps is essential to create the subway routes, guide your walks and find the addresses. In addition, online translator and online surveys are required practically all the time. If you will follow my advice and go online (seriously, you better stay!), You need to know some peculiarities of the mobile communication market in Japan. First, the country's cellular network frequencies are very different from the ones we have in Brazil. That means there's some chance your cell phone will not accept a Japanese chip. In addition, only Japanese or foreigners with fixed residence are entitled to a mobile phone line. With that, we have only the alternative of renting a 4G chip or router. That's right, in Japan you do not buy a prepaid chip, you rent.ow-to-rent-a-router-wifi-in-japan Ho

While working on attractions based on his hit "Super Mario Bros" series, Universal Studios Japan (USJ) operator said on Monday (19) that the park is planning to recreate the world of another popular game series In March, the "Dragon Quest". According to the USJ, visitors will be able to explore a dungeon and fighting monsters as in the game. The new attraction will open on March 17, 2017 for a limited time. The first Dragon Quest series, produced by Square Enix Co based in Tokyo, was launched in 1986 and was one of the most popular RPG games in Japan. The series saw worldwide sales of 66 million units. USJ said it has hosted a number of attractions in collaboration with popular entertainment titles, including Harry Potter and Jurassic Park with a high level of reality, so the park operator is confident it can recreate a real Dragon Quest attraction where visitors can have fun. Details about the new attraction will be released later, according to USJ. The Osaka